McRoberts Signs 2-Year Deal With Lakers
The Los Angeles Lakers have used their mini-Mid-Level Exception to sign former Indiana Pacers power forward Josh McRoberts to a 2-year deal for $3 million per year, according to Yahoo! Sports.
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The Los Angeles Lakers have used their mini-Mid-Level Exception to sign former Indiana Pacers power forward Josh McRoberts to a 2-year deal for $3 million per year, according to Yahoo! Sports.
Chris Paul isn't coming to Los Angeles, at least not now.
New Orleans general manager Dell Demps says he has been given autonomy to make another trade for All-Star guard Chris Paul.
Blake Griffin and the Los Angeles Clippers will being their 66-game season on Christmas night at Golden State and will play their first game at Staples Center on December 30th against the Chicago Bulls.
Two of the Southland's most popular NBA players are taking their game to the Beltway — for one night at least.
The NBA players have rejected the league's latest offer and are beginning the process to disband the union. The decision likely jeopardizes the season.
NBA owners and players are meeting again Thursday, hoping to reach a deal to end the lockout and very aware of the consequences if they fail.
Los Angeles Lakers All-Star guard Kobe Bryant and his backcourt mate, National Basketball Players Association president Derek Fisher, are ready to accept a 50/50 split of Basketball-Related Income with the NBA's owners. The NBPA's official proposal as of Friday stood at 52.5 percent for the players.
A source tells Wetpaint Entertainment that last fall, a representative of E!, the network that airs the many Kardashian reality shows, approached the New York Knicks to find out if Danilo Gallinari, the studly Italian
A person with knowledge of the plans says officials from the NBA and players' association will meet Wednesday, less than a week after three days of talks with a federal mediator couldn't produce a deal to end the lockout.
As most NBA players are out of jobs, you may have seen more and more commercials by some of the NBA Stars.
NBA All-Stars Kevin Durant and Blake Griffin will play on opposite teams in a charity basketball game next week in Oklahoma City.
The NBA lockout is hitting hundreds, if not thousands, of Southern California workers who rely on the Lakers and Clippers for their livelihoods.
NBA commissioner David Stern has canceled the first two weeks of the upcoming season after players and owners could not come to terms on a new collective bargaining agreement.
National Basketball Association players plan to meet late Monday in a last-ditch effort to end the league lockout.
Los Angeles Lakers star Pau Gasol says he will play for hometown club Barcelona if the NBA lockout continues.
Kobe Bryant said it was "very possible" he will play in Italy during the NBA lockout, adding that the country is like "home" to him since he spent part of his childhood there.
Last we left our negotiating heroes, Billy Hunter had drawn a line in the sand: The players were prepared to make a significant economic move, but only if the owners dropped their insistence on a hard cap.
A funeral is scheduled in Southern California for a former 6-foot-11 UNLV basketball center who was part of the Runnin' Rebels NCAA Final Four team in 1977 and played briefly with the NBA's Washington Bullets.
A task force established by Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson recommended a rough plan Thursday to raise $400 million to build a downtown arena, a key step in the city's efforts to keep the NBA's Kings.
The Goodman, Melo and Drew Leagues are getting all the pub for good summer hoops featuring NBA players. But one hidden gem (or gym) to catch a number of NBA players getting in some run is at UCLA.
You know Clipper Darrell, right? He's the guy with the crazy Clipper suit, the one with the Clipper car, the one who's a staple at Staples and not for the taco-chanting Lakers fans. He's an icon in the texture of the league's fans.
Kris Humphries has officially caught up with Kim Kardashian. The basketball pro and the reality star are husband and wife.
During a series of meetings in which union officials are updating players on the status of collective bargaining this week, one voice stood out: that of Kobe Bryant.
